Students gathered in the Creveling Lounge bright and early to secure their seats and plates of chilaquiles. The beats of the Puerto Rican band, El Gran Combo, played in the background as journalist Julio Ricardo...

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Despite the gravity of the leak, the White House remains more focused on deflecting criticism than addressing the breach.

With the stakes higher than ever, are Bernie and AOC the leaders we’ve been waiting for—or just more career politicians?

“Is anybody going to quote the movie for me?” asked Vanessa Carlisle, self-defense instructor. She looks into the crowd. Silence. She waits pensively for a response as she instructs the class to go into stance...

After a five year hiatus, Selena Gomez has finally stepped back into the studio to release her new album, I Said I Love You First, and it’s not as bad as people thought it was...

Women2Women co-leader Christina Sanchez looks down the table filled with women and asks, “What is legacy, who gets to define it?” On Tuesday, March 25, in G-building, Women2Women held a “Living Legacy” event where women...